Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-03-05

lowest prices, 60 to Harwells.
MIR. E. G. Mead made business
trip to Chattanooga the first OF this
week. .-a
Mr.. w. w. Wallace, of the New
Era, made trip to Nashville and
return during the last week.
You will be astonished to see
what bargains Harwell is offering in
furniture. Go and see his stock.
MIR. B. Marchbanks and family, of
Sparta, spent few days of this week
visiting the family ofMr. Clay Faulk-
ner.
-Rice's Double Cone Coffee Pot,
the best household article everinvent-
ed, for sale by r. A. Thatch. Try
one.
Mr.. John S. Sanders arrived from
Carthage last Tuesday, and takes the
position of foreman in the STANDARD
Office.
-Messrs. R. E. Burnham, Geo. w.
Ramsey, E. H. Jones, and A. j.
Brown, of Viola, were all here Mon
day.
Mr.. T.B. Potter and wife, ,ofSmith-
vile, spent a few days of this week
here visiting the family of Mr.. w. H.
Magness.
Capt. Harris, conductor of the
mixed train, was off duty few days
this week on account of sickness.
Mr.. Austin pulled the bell rope over
his train.
-Everybody's attention is called to
the big advertisement of Gross & Col
lier on another page. The first line
will so interest you that you will be
sure to read it all. -"
L. +. Capshaw requests all par
ties who have not redeemed their
watches, etc., to call at Thurman &
Sons store and get the same within
80 days, as all left over that time will
positively be sold for repairs.
We are still in the furniture busi.
ness, and can't be undersold by any
body. Our stock is fully up to the
demands of the trade in all lines OF
furniture. Come and see as.
o. w. S. LIVELY & Co.
Mr.. B. F. Hicks, of Magness
Mills, DeKalb county, called on us
Tuesday, renewed his subscription to
the STANDARD, and left an order fol
some job work for his nursery at that
place.
DR.. w. H. Fleming went tC
Nashville Tuesday morning, and car
ried long petition to the Legislature
asking the passage of a bill before
that body for the relief of druggist;
from book taxes.
On Thursday Mr.. JEFF Burton
presented the STANDARD with th'
largest hens egg we have eve
seen. 1t weighs four ounces, meas
ures 81 inches in length, and 81 inche
in circumference. 1t is rare speci
men.
Prof. j. M. Paschal was called
to Nashville last Monday to NEE
his family on their return home from
Carthage, one of his children beinI
taken quite sick. He reached hom
with Mrs. Paschal and the little one
Tuesday.
MIR. j. r. Tubb, the produc
dealer of Sparta, shipped three ca
loads of poultry from along the lin
of our railroad to New York, las
Tuesday and Wednesday. Mead {
Ritchey furnished about half Il ca
load from this place.
The many friends of AttOrne
General Whitson were rejoiced to Sc
him on the streets again Thursday
He was out riding for little while
1t will be several weeks yet, howeveI
before he is strong enough to resum
his duties.
Tennessee Land Exchange, Nasl
Vile, Tenn. Hon. A. A. Taylo
} President. w, r. Ownby, Superb
tendent. Daily applications for Tel
nessee Lands. All desiring to Sc
should apply now. Yours may |
the land wanted.
-Messrs. J. c. Biles, d. B. Carson
, Frank Colville, w. Z. Murray, an
J. NJ. Moffitt formed a syndicate an
went to Nashville Tuesday last,
, invest in real estate. The party r
turned Thursday without maxim
E any purchases, but we hope they g,
; sufficiently enthused with the bool